Best-selling Canadian author Kim Kinrade makes his US publishing debut with this exciting tale of intrigue and deception. Hitler and the SS formulate a plan to devastate the United States with a rocket attack during World War II. To carry out the plan, the Nazis set up a rocket base on a small island off the coast of Nova Scotia. Based on recently declassified US Coast Guard documents, Rockets of the Reich reveals one of the worst fears of President Roosevelt and the American military leaders of the time: could the V-2s that terrorized London make their way to American cities?
Kim Kinrade is the bestselling author of "Ice Break," "Beneath the Plains of Abraham," "The Millennium Man" and "Rockets of the Reich."
"Ice Break," Kim's first published novel, was released in March 1997 and became a National Bestseller. This action-thriller was followed in late-1998 by a sequel entitled "Beneath the Plains of Abraham," a modern-day adventure about a civil war that takes place in Canadian province of Quebec. "The Millennium Man" followed in early 2000 and a hardcover issue by BainbridgeBooks out of Philadelphia, "Rockets of the Reich," was released in May 2000.
In 2010 Kim released his fifth novel, "The Polar Track."
Kim is also a member of the prestigious Writers' Council of Nova Scotia and spends his spare time in activities such as writing blogs and newspaper articles. He presently lives in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, with his wife, Heather: a daughter, Samantha; son, Tony; and twin sons, Brett and Shane.
